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Missile War Monitor: Russia hits Teva and WHO drug warehouses in Ukraine
Russian drones hit warehouses belonging to the Nasdaq-listed drugmaker Teva and one of the World Health Organization's main medical supply depots in Ukraine on September 3.
Missile War Monitor: Russian oil firms miss 60% of gasoline contracts as Ukraine's drone campaign bites
Russian oil companies failed to fulfil about 60% of gasoline supply contracts on the St Petersburg exchange between May and September, industry sources told Kommersant on September 3.
Poland presses EU to tighten Russian visa restrictions
European governments are concerned that Moscow is using covert attacks to undermine support for Ukraine and test the EU's readiness to response.
Warsaw Stock Exchange posts record H1 results as share turnover jumps 27.4%
In August, the blue-chip index WIG20 exceeded the 4,000-point mark for the first time in history.
Liteon buys 25% stake in Poland's DCX Liquid Cooling for $176mn
Taiwanese electronics maker Liteon Technology strengthens its position in infrastructure supporting the rapidly expanding AI data centre market.
Creotech signs €13.9mn ESA contract for Polish space weather satellite
Satellite to provide data for monitoring and forecasting space weather, including geomagnetic storms and high-energy particle emissions that can disrupt satellites, navigation systems, power grids and communications.
Poland approves critical raw materials exploration programme
Poland approved a programme to search for domestic deposits of critical raw materials, the climate and environment ministry said.
IntelliNews Lambda: EU gas storage is emptier than in the 2022 crisis, gas prices doubles
Europe will miss its 90% full target for gas storage by November and is now on course to hit only 68%. Gas prices have already doubled but another 2022 gas crisis is unlikely, according to IntelliNews Lambda's model.
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Missile War Monitor: Putin orders massive strikes on Ukraine's energy grid
President Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian armed forces to prepare massive strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, in what he cast as retaliation for Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries.
Nawrocki presses German reparations demand at Poland’s war commemoration
Polish President Karol Nawrocki demanded German war reparations at commemorations in Gdańsk marking the outbreak of World War II.
Central Europe seeks bigger role in shaping EU policy
PMs of Croatia, Czechia and Slovenia say CEE countries should use their growing economic and political weight to shape the EU's future.
Foreign investors dominate Poland’s WSE with record 73% share in H1
International capital continued to show a high level of interest in the Polish share market in H1 2026.
Poland sets crypto veto vote amid widening Zondacrypto scandal
Vote to turn a long-running dispute over implementing the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets rules into a test for the opposition.
European officials find no sign Russia is preparing to attack Nato
European officials say they have no evidence that Russia is preparing a conventional attack on Nato or on a Baltic state.
Six net contributors demand hundreds of billions off the EU's next budget
Six of the countries that pay for the EU budget want the next one cut by hundreds of billions of euros.
Four EU foreign ministers reopen the fight over Russia's €210bn
Four EU foreign ministers have told Brussels the money already promised to Ukraine will not be enough, and that Russia's immobilised assets must come back onto the table.
Polish Olympic chief detained as Zondacrypto probe widens
Polish Olympic Committee president Radosław Piesiewicz was detained in the investigation into collapsed cryptocurrency exchange Zondacrypto.
Hungary’s 4iG targets wind, SMR investments in CEE, Balkans
4iG is moving into energy, targeting a diversified portfolio of wind, storage and small modular nuclear reactor investments across Central and Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans.
Sloviansk is declared a combat zone as Ukraine's air defence stops firing back
Sloviansk, the anchor of Ukraine's Donbas fortress belt, has been designated an active combat zone by its own regional authorities.
The EU's trade with Russia has inverted
For the first time in the modern history of the relationship, the European Union sells Russia more goods than it buys from it. The EU used to be Russia’s biggest trade partners but little is left from the pre-war boom except fish and fertilizers.